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The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review

The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review

Freshmen Isabella Adachi and Genevieve Ederle share their opinions on GUTS (spilled).

Gutting Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘GUTS:’ a ranking on the artist’s sophomore deluxe album

Isabella Adachi and Genevieve Ederle April 9, 2024

1.vampire This was a great song to be released first. While this meant it would be overplayed, it's the kind of song you can listen to over and over again without getting tired of it. The cadence of...

Tibbals outrageous Evil Knievel look on the Nightlife Stories cover, designed by Elliot Weaver, can perhaps be traced to his days as an amateur magician. Graphic by Jacob, used with permission.

Billy Tibbals’ “Nightlife Stories” serves up glam rock with a modern twist

Lucy Walker March 31, 2024

One word I could use to describe Billy Tibbals is fabulous. Connecting from Los Angeles, his outrageous curls almost made me believe he was one of the old glam rock stars he emulates. His second EP,...

Junior Adair Patterson, clad in red, white and blue, flexes her American spirit.

Football, field hockey sport new styles during preseason

Kate Johnson September 6, 2023

To kick off the 2023-24 school year, football and field hockey ditched their red-and-black jerseys and sported costumes better suited for the beach or the ‘80s. Football games featured a variety of...

Sidewalk Holes

Vivian Viswanathan June 1, 2023

For 26% of disabled Houstonians, even a walk presents danger. These Houstonians are struggling without accessible streets, unable to enjoy the things they love, including hanging out with their friends...

Dungeons and Dragons

Tegan Neese June 1, 2023

We thought we were doomed when a giant, bronze Greek warrior stood between us and victory. The giant warrior was standing over Chesko, our cleric, who was unconscious. Our fighter, Zach, was unable to...

Holocaust Teaching

Talia Rosenblatt June 1, 2023

I went to The Holocaust Museum in DC. From the moment I stepped on the elevator to walking into a real dormitory used during that time, I was blue — but once I laid my eyes on a gas chamber that was...

Diversity in Books

Sophie Opreau June 1, 2023

Recently I found a new type of book that I enjoy reading: diverse books. Diverse books are books about people from other countries, other cultures, with different traditions and different abilities. I...

Video Games’ Reputation

Sam Dalicandro June 1, 2023

Would you believe me if I told you that 73% of all violence traces back to video games? Well you shouldn't, because that is completely untrue. Researchers have found no evidence proving violent video games...

Sixth Grade Language Carousel

Ryan Byers June 1, 2023

I came into sixth grade excited to learn my favorite language. I already knew what language I wanted to learn —I have for years. But no, I would have to take a trimester of two other languages. By the...

Eating Habits and Climate Change

Ruthie Frankfort June 1, 2023

Your dinner makes a difference. Or rather, what you eat in general makes a difference. Meals and diets have long been a topic of controversy in the eyes of newspapers, scientists, and the public. It seems...

School Shootings

Raquel Salinas June 1, 2023

163. That’s how many school shootings have happened in 2023 alone. Since the Carry of Firearms For Self-Defense law passed, we have seen 1,072 school shootings over just two years. This number of school...

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